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#61508 06/08/2006 8:01 PM
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I've seen a couple of posts about howling 1st gear and jumping out of third but couldnt track them down on a search,any info where I can find'em would help
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#61509 06/08/2006 8:18 PM
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I had a 55 2nd series do that. It had a 235 with a 3 speed on the column. I pulled the tranny and replaced the pilot bushing. It seems the input shaft was misaligned caused by the worn bushing and a weak tranny mount.

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It might be the front drive bearing. If it is bad it will howl in any gear except high. It can be checked & replaced without tearing down the trans.


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#61511 06/08/2006 9:24 PM
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I just noticed my driver side trans mount is broke,I'm think'n this could have a lot to do with it???


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#61512 06/09/2006 2:40 AM
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A broken left side motor mount will allow the engine(and transmission) to torque over to the right and really mess with your shift linkage. Low gear will always be louder than the other gears as it is straight cut, but it shouldn't exactly howl. Broken mount shouldn't affect gear sound.

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thanks for the responses and the help,but I'm positive what the problem is now,ITS BROKE!!!It gernaded on me about 30 min. ago try'n to get home from the shop,left me stranded,wife would'nt answer the phone,I guess I should have been work'n on my trans instead of helping my brother put a motor in his truck,oh well,at least I can bum rides from my bro. his trucks run'n :mad: :rolleyes:


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